Local business notices and shop moves in Denton
James E Stringer offers deeds abstracts and farm loans from an office near McClurkan's with C Lipscomb Jr. Pike Martin Meat Market advertises fresh beef and meats with new phone 41 old 300. Fralin Ventist Denton Texas on South Square middle block. Grover Campbell relocates tailor shop to McGuigg's store east side. Slan & McGinnis becomes McGinnis & Sims, selling feed and wood with wagon yard. poultry eyes and butter bought cash. McGinnis & Sims, 18 McKinney Street.
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Pike Martin
Sullivan & Pierce
Sla.on & Me
Ginnis
McGinnis & Sims
McKinney Street
Jani
Denton County Texas Almanac praised by Dallas News compiler
The Dallas News Texas Almanac reports Denton county sits in the Red River belt of Texas. It notes Denton as county seat, fertile soils, diverse crops, extensive livestock, creameries, and growing towns, with rail lines and schools. The write-up highlights agriculture, industry, and infrastructure, plus early oil prospects.
Restraining Hand Tells Rome Hat Tale by McCarren
Brooklyn lawyer recalls Senator McCarren in Rome visiting Ara Coeli church. He sat in a service with hat on, was restrained thrice, and finally quipped that the bat he reached for was his own. Exchange.
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Patrick H. McCarren
Rome
Brooklyn
McCarren
Coliseum
Forum
Ara Coeli
Capitoline Hill
Senator McCarren
Could Prove it A Street Corner Dialogue
A Newark Star item describes an ashierman at a hotel desk glancing at a register for a friend while a stranger clings to the desk to keep balance. The belligerent man asks if he is drunk, and the alderman replies he is not, hoping to prevent a quarrel.
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Deak
Newark Star
Earth as a Moon Venus would view us as a distant planet
The article discusses how Venus would see Earth if transported there. It notes Venus size and atmosphere, how near alignments expose different hemispheres, and that Earth would appear as a large bright disk from Venus. It explains how Earth would look from the Moon watching Earth reflect sunlight and show continents like papier mache.
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Venus
Earth
Professor Todd
Col R C Foster of Denison Dies at 76
Denison citizen Col R C Foster dies in Denison at age 76. Caliente Nevada faces flood devastation after melting snow. A rivers and harbors bill with a $20,000,000 appropriation will be reported by the House committee chair.
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Col
R. C. Foster
Denison
North Texas
Caliente
Nev
House Committee On Rivers and Har
Cotton Decline Stopped With Mixed Markets Across Cities
In Denton on January 7 market reports show New York and Liverpool futures rising at 2:30 pm with March through May cotton contracts up to 8.13 percent and 15.77 to 16.73 for May deliveries. Local prices range with lint at 14 1 2 cents and strong cattle and hog markets in Fort Worth with beef steers at 5.40 and hogs to 8.55 per hundredweight amid still dull local trade due to bad weather.
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Mice
Fort Worth
Bears raid New York cotton market cuts pie price
The bears caused a price drop in the New York cotton market with a $5 per bale decrease over two days.
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New York
Sidis Trains Brain On Fourth Dimension Bodies
In a Harvard College lecture, 11 year old prodigy Wm James Sidis astonished listeners with his talk on fourth dimension bodies, showcasing advanced ideas beyond his age.
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Wm. James Sidis
Prad.zy
Hiarvard College
Dallas visit signals support for Gus Shaw in governor race
Senator Terrell of Texarkana and Representative Hardy O Neall of Atlanta visited Dallas on Thursday and pledged backing for Gus Shaw in the gubernatorial recount. Terrell said he doubts Shaw will quit the race. Separately, the American Federation of Labor leaders urged President Taft to examine United States Steel Corporation, presenting fourteen charges and calling for an immediate investigation.
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Terrell
Texarkana
Hardy O'Neal
Atlanta
Dallas
Gus Shaw
Reca
American Federation of Labor
United States Steel Corporation
Taft
Ballinger Pinchot Controversy Intensifies in Senate
A Pinchot letter to Senator Dolliver was read in the Senate, criticizing Secretary Ballinger for discharging Mr. Gravis and alleging the President erred in removing Mr. Glavis, deepening the dispute.
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Ballinger-Pinchot
Pinchot
Dolliver
Senate
Ballinger
Gravis
Glavis
Snowstorm Delays Hit Kentucky Arkansas and Tennessee
Snow Thursday blankets Kentucky Arkansas and Tennessee with reports from Missouri Ohio Nebraska and Iowa noting traffic delays and widespread hardship. Frozen Mississippi near St Louis extends 60 miles south as storm warnings span the coast from Jacksonville to Fort Monroe.
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Kentucky
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisian
St. Louis
Mississippi
Jacksonville
Fort Monroe
Missouri
Ohio
Nebraska
Hyvestons
Ill Temper and Bad Breath End Marriage Says Western Judge
Advertisement-style notice claiming a judge granted a divorce due to ill temper and bad breath, misusing Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure-all. It promotes the pills as preventing divorce by addressing constipation livers, colds, headaches and chills. 25c at J. F. Raley & Co.
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King
J. F. Raley & Co
New Year Discount Offered by Standard Business College
From now until January 15 1910 the college offers a five dollar discount on a single course bundle of Bookkeeping Shorthand and Typewriting plus a ten dollar discount. Night school starts the first Monday night in January at Denton Texas.
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Standard Business College
Denton
Texas
Rochester ware noted as good and affordable
An item listing highlights Rochester ware as not expensive and of good quality, mentioning dhap ers and trays in the description attributed to Evers.
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Rochester
EVERS
Hunt's Cure Endorsed by Mrs. Eula Presland in Tenn
For fifteen years I have kept a supply of Hunt's Cure to treat itching skin troubles. It is peerless for eczema and ringworm and I regard it as an old friend and a true one. Mrs. Eula Presland Greenfield Tenn 50c per box.
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Hunt
Eula Presland
Greenfield
Tenn
Special to new subscribers Daily R C offer to March Two Hundred
Special to new subscribers announce a publicity offer from the Daily R and C valid from now to March 200, with details available on page 2.
Water and power rents due by January tenth
Consumers are reminded that all water light and power rents must be paid by January 10 1910 at the City Hall office. Superintendent H Storrie signs the notice.
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City Hall
Storrie
Cotton lint price ranges per pound
The notice lists lint cotton prices in seed at 14 1/2 to 14 3/4 cents per pound, with a market range of 4 to 5.25 dollars per hundredweight. The quoted figures reflect typical buy and sell values for seed cotton commodities.
Feedstuff Prices For Corn Cotton Seed And More
A listing of commodity prices includes CORN wholesale 75c per bu retail 80 to 85c shelled 78 to 8c per bu, COTTON SEED wholesale 26 per ton retail 28, COTTON SEED MEAL retail 32 per ton car 1.65 to 1.60 per 100 lbs. COTTON SEED HULLS 12.50 to 15 per ton car or 75c per 100 lbs. CORN CHOPS 1.50 per 100 lbs wholesale and 5 to 10c higher retail. CHICKEN FEED 1.60 per 106 lbs wholesale and 10c higher retail. BRAN 1.40 per 100 lbs wholesale and 5 to 15c higher retail. SHUCKS loose 50c to 1 per load. PRAIRIE HAY wholesale 15 per ton retail 60c per bale per ton 16 to 17.
Wholesale Grocery Prices Range for Potatoes Flour and More
A historical price list shows Irish potatoes wholesale 95 cents per bushel and retail 1.10, sweet potatoes 1.25 to 1.50 per bushel, flour wholesale 3.15 to 3.40 per 100 pounds with retail 10 cents higher, lard wholesale 15 cents per pound and various bulk options, bacon prices per pound at 11 to 26 cents, onions wholesale 2.5 cents and retail 4 cents, turnips wholesale 2.5 cents and retail 4 cents.
Local Egg and Butter Prices In Wholesale and Retail Listings
Wholesale eggs offered at 30 cents cash or trade with retail at 35 cents. Two dozen eggs sold for 65 cents. Butter priced by pound with wholesale 10 to 30 cents cash or trade and delivery to homes, hotels, and boarding houses at 2 to 265 cents. Creamery butter per pound 26 to 30 cents.
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Ais
Poultry Prices Listed for Various Birds
Prices shown for turkey hens fryers bakers roosters and birds by the dozen with guinea ducks and geese priced per head or per dozen figures range from 1.5 to 6 dollars depending on species and weight with old roosters sold by the license.
Hog and cow prices per pound in livestock report
Hog prices range from five to six cents for light hogs and six and three quarters to seven and a quarter cents for heavies. Cow prices run from two dollars and forty five cents to three dollars and fourteen cents per hundredweight.
Thirty Years Send Money Order for Purifier Request
A letter from Thos. H. Reilly of Jonesville La encloses a one dollar money order and asks for its value in Simmons Liver Purifier. He has used the medicine for thirty years and requests tin boxes at 25 cents per box.
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Thos
Temptations of City Life Inspires Bold Story Start
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Citation by Publication in Denton County Land Dispute
Public notice commands summons to unknown heirs of Melinda Cassady in a Texas district court suit No. 4934. Plaintiffs seek partition of about 120 acres and three other tracts as heirs at law, with multiple named descendants and their spouses listed in the petition. Return date details require weekly publication for eight weeks.
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Denton County
Melinda Cassady
Sixteenth Judicial District
Denton
Jim Champion
Eli Champion
Berry Champion
Rachel Carter
Mose Carter
Mary Peace
Will Peace
Lizzie Clayton
Jack Clayton
Ad Champion
John Houston
Alma’ Houston
Lizzie Houston
Annie Houston
Jim Houston
Mary Lee Houston
Annie Thompson
Thompson
Callis Warren
Carrie Fox
Jim Fox
Willis Warren
Melinda Bean
John Johnson
Jennie Alburty
Alburty
Alie Weber
Joe Manley
Pairlee Clayton
Joey Clayton
Angie Lagrand
Alfrid Lagrand
Bell Anderson
Quitman Anderson
Netty Brwig
Hieband Winston Brady
Mary Ean
Gag Dean
Chimas Jores
Jigorous Jones
Up Acon
Jacob Cassady
Jacob and
Texas
Lenora Lugrand
Alfred Lugrand
Angie Lugrand
Melinda Assady
Joe Clayton
Anginette Champion
Amand Warren
Rachel Johnson
Ohn
Wm. Loving
Bib Elm
Mose White
Joel Clark
Elm Fork
Trinity River
Loving
G. W. Hensley
J. R. Greer
Angie
Alfred Lagrandy
Alonzo Champion
Alma Houston
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Exchange National Bank
A. R. McGintie
Willer Smith
Postoffice
James E. Stringer
McClurkan’s
C. Lipscom
Jr. Tfe
Fralin
Ventist
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Grover Campbell
McGuigg
East. Side
Bigler Co
Springfield
West Chestnut
A. D. Turner
Santa Fe
Venton County
J. M. Hoard
North Locust Street
Ards
R R. Turner
West Oaks
M UL Martin
Raley’s
Wells & Bass
Swindoll
Clifford Stroud
New
P. C. Withers Land Company
W. Seventh Street
B. McCabe
Dan Turner
South Side
Moreman & Luster
Red Barn
Ada Kincaid
West Highland Street
H. B. Stanley's Shoeshop
West Oak St
J. W. Skiles
West Hickory St
Donnhower
Boyd Randall
Hester
Lester & Brownlow
Texas Amanacs
Denton Wrieup
The
Dallas News
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Red River Belt
Fannin County
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Elm
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Deaton
Oliver
Hickory
Clear
Milam
Austin
Jersey
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Eee
Pilot Point
Sanger
Lewisville
Justin
Krum
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